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Wednesday, August 19

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FCC Encroaching On Our Turf

By Brad

There’s a new feature on the FCC’s broadband site: a blog. From Chairman Julius Genachowski’s inaugural post:

Like our unprecedented two-dozen public workshops and the upcoming fall public hearings, Blogband is part of the FCC’s commitment to an open and participatory process. Blogband will keep people up-to-date about the work the FCC is doing and the progress we’re making. But we want it to be a two-way conversation. The feedback, ideas, and discussions generated on this blog will be critical in developing the best possible National Broadband Plan.

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